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"The first room we received smelled like smoke. I went back to the office and they without any hesitation gave me another room. This room was much better. For the price this place served our needs. My son played in a baseball tournament and this room worked out perfectly for our stay. "

"Good hotel"

"Very quiet and clean"

"Staff is very polite helpful and nice and rooms are clean area is decent"

"Nice stopover place. We enjoyed the comfortable bed and full buffet breakfast. Room was quiet overnight with some hallway noise as guests and staff were starting to work/ checkout. Friendly greeting at check-in and out by Jayson. Overall good experience. Would stay again. "

"Friendly staff and a wonderful breakfast buffet!"

"It was very comfortable and clean. The staff was very friendly, even giving my daughter a cookie at 1am when we returned from the concert."

"No complaints "

"Our room was not completely as requested. I asked for a room with the most handicap accessibility. We were given a room with handicap accessibility, but which had a tub shower with an available chair for in-tub use. I believed that the room was the most handicap accessible one available, since that had been my request, which had been reiterated in person upon checking in. The staff person at that time claimed that the room was the most handicap accessible one available. Upon checking out in the morning, I asked the individual at the desk whether there were any walk-in showers on the property, for future reference. The staffer said yes, and stated that all of the handicap accessible rooms had walk-in showers. I replied that not all had walk-in showers. She repeated to me that all of the handicap rooms did indeed have walk-in showers. I said that we had just checked out of room 120 and that it was a handicap room with a tub shower. She went to her computer to look up the specifics. She read some information and began to apologize, saying that she had had no idea that any handicap room had a tub in the bathroom instead of a walk-in. Please be sure that the staff members who assign rooms completely understand the handicap accessibility factors for each room. My handicapped family member missed being able to take a shower during this stay, as they could not step up and get into the tub. It created discomfort and embarrassment. "